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Lesson Thirteenanyone and anybody (indefinite pronouns) singular
Use "anyone" or "anybody" when asking questions about a person, or use these pronouns when a verb is negative.
Remember: 1. There’s really no difference between the words "anyone" and "anybody." 2. Use "anybody" or "anyone" when asking questions or making a verb negative.
3. The ‘s is used for contractions and for possessive forms.
4. Don’t confuse "anyone" with "any one." As two words, "any one" means there’s no particular thing or person.
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anyone anyone’s 1. Does __________ want to get a pizza? 2. Is this __________ chair? 3. I don’t think __________home. 4. She’ll marry __________ at this point. 5. Is that __________ dog? 6. We can’t find ___________ to help us. 7. You can’t rely on __________ but yourself. 8. He won’t accept __________ help. 9. __________ better than no one when it comes to teaching this class 10. I don’t know __________ name in this class. Next: Lesson Fourteen Click here for more Aqua Level lessons. Answers: 1. anyone; 2. anyone’s; 3. anyone’s; 4. anyone; 5. anyone’s; 6. anyone; 7. anyone; 8. anyone’s; 9. Anyone’s; 10. anyone’s. Answers to 2, 5, 8, and 10 are possessive. Answers to 3 and 9 are contractions for anyone is. |